Kid thinks hes not stupid, dad puts the smackdown on him

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The discussion revolves around a segment from Dr. Phil where a father tracks his son's driving speeds, revealing instances of excessive speeding at 103 mph. The son defends his actions by claiming that "all my friends do it" and insists he is driving safely despite the high speeds. Participants express disbelief at the son's rationale and highlight the absurdity of justifying dangerous behavior based on peer actions. The conversation also touches on the influence of media, with references to Dr. Phil and other talk shows, suggesting that engaging with such content can lead to more problematic viewing habits. Overall, the thread critiques reckless driving and the flawed logic behind justifying it through peer pressure.
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I'm going to be like this guy on dr phil! He put a chip in his son's car that tracked his speeds and he went ~103mph 3 times.

Son's response?

"blahb lah blah waaaa waaaa waaaa"

"All my friends do it"

"I'm driving safe even if its at 100mph"

Kid's friend - "We're driving 100mph but we're still safe"

Ok so that first one wasn't entirely true.

Holy hell dr phil has a Ferrari 360 Modena Spider. Sweet.

No wonder my car insurance was so high in the past...
 
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Are you watching Dr. Phil??!
 
I only tried it once :cry: :cry:
 
Are all your friends doing it too? If all your friends were to started watching Oprah would you start too?
 
No sir!:frown:
 
Watching Dr. Phil can lead to the harder stuff, Springer, Regis etc. Stuff you REALLY don't want to get into.
 
tribdog said:
Watching Dr. Phil can lead to the harder stuff, Springer, Regis etc. Stuff you REALLY don't want to get into.


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I am so saving that quote for etenity!
 

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